I was born  in Mexico City, and since I was a child, I've been interested in nature. When I was 15 years old, my father gave me my first camera, since then, I began  to capture my surrounding elements, especially from nature such as flowers, animals and landscapes. I obtained my bachelor's degree in  biology from the Metropolitan University (UAM) and started to fuse both of my  passions: science and photography. In recent times, I've participated in "Animalia" Magazine and I have had  two individual expos of my work. I lead Nature Photography courses, and I've participated with Mosaico Natura México (CONABIO and National Geographic in Spanish collaboration).

I received a bachelor's degree in Biology from the Faculty of Science and obtained his Master's degree in Biological Sciences from the Center for Ecosystem Research (CIEco), both institutions belong to the National University of México (UNAM). I work primarily with issues of urban bird ecology, restoration ecology, ecology of anthropogenic systems and community-based biological monitoring. I participate in faunal studies, production chains and indicator species. I also coordinates bird monitoring projects, promotes citizen science programs and developes activities of environmental awareness and conservation of biodiversity. I have interest in linking scientific research with decision making in environmental improvement, as well as promote community development through the study of birds and birdwatching. 

I recieved my bacherlor's and master's degree in Biology from the Metropolitan University (UAM). I work with issues of urban bird ecology, community-based biological monitoring and birdwatching as tool for enviornmental education. I also received a technical degree in artistic and commercial illustration from the Professional School of Drawing Campus Huipulco and have taken courses related to nature illustration. I have participated in various projects related to conservation of biodiversity and scientific illustration.